My intent isn't to make anyone jealous, my intent is to get rid of a problematic phone and in the process upgrade. I'd keep the phone if I didn't think that it would only be a matter of time before the screen goes out completely before my 2 year contract expires.
Bruh...don't take everything so literally. Really.
Looks are subjective thus I'm not sure why you'd think that what you find appealing is what someone else should find appealing.
Oh totally! I may find Kim Kardashian attractive while you may think her butt's too big and jiggles entirely too much. I mean really. Is a butt supposed to make you dizzy looking at it? geeeez ;-) Of coarse looks are subjective. To me though, on this one...i just can't understand how anyone would call the razr attractive. The ugly "kevlar" on the back that looks like a skin someone put on the phone that was too small, or the hump on the end that takes away the sleekness of the biggest selling feature about it: thinness. Maybe it's one of those things i'd need to see in person, but so far: not impressed. How people can knock htc for having all their phones look alike yet every single moto phone coming out looks like a droidx/droid 2 is beyond me. Yeah. Moto really tapped the well on creativity there
And just the fact that it's motorola. Their cameras are weak and even with all that power under the hood, moto somehow ends up with a laggy ui. The bionic's lag shocked the hell out of me when i was almost ready to jump to a dual core. My bolt felt smoother. Then again, anecdotal evidence here.
engadget said:
The TI OMAP 4430 inside the Droid RAZR isn't the most cutting-edge mobile processor on the market, but its dual 1.2GHz cores should be enough to satisfy even the most demanding smartphone nerds. Gingerbread 2.3.5 and the extremely flashy don't-call-it-Blur hum along relatively smoothly. We encountered a few odd hiccups and stutters, primarily while placing and resizing widgets, but we'll chalk that up to Moto's liberal use of 3D animations. For the most part, though, transitions were smooth, navigation was speedy and apps were plenty responsive.
Relatively smoothly. I can't believe we're in the dual core era with stutters and hiccups. Anyone see any hiccups on the nexus or rezound?
Take a gander at the engadget review they put up. And the...*shudders* video sample. Moto's blah color scheme displayed in pictures and videos along with the crazy amount of noise just makes it a no go for me. They also basically said the battery was average and if you're phone has a battery thats locked in, you want a super battery. Not average.
If you're not set on nexus, rezound could be it. Improved camera, beats audio, htc's continued updates/support, sense.
Sucks you're having so many issues with your bolt. Personally, i have none aside from battery life. I'm only going nexus out of new phone envy